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No. It's fine if you access the entry list. đź‘ŤHey, Harsk. I can access the Entry List and that "Folha2" table. Is that an oversight?
No. It's fine if you access the entry list. đź‘ŤHey, Harsk. I can access the Entry List and that "Folha2" table. Is that an oversight?
Sorry was away all weekend, what track we doing?đź’ˇ
Will attend if I can race:tup:
How many laps
Or then go to my GT community profile and click "Tracks" section to download my track. The track is called Tsukabi Line.It's a point to point track. Look to Harsk post on page 24 where all the participants are tagged.
Edit: Search on GTP for Tsukabi Line (or however the track is called correctly), it is the fastest way to get/find the track (Download link).
Yes, I have seen the Honda Life Step Van with NOS in hope that would be first Kei Car to complete the rally.Hey, the best lap I did in your session was 4:13.259 in the end. I have a photo of it on my phone. You might have been watching that Honda Life Step Van random crashing into everything with NOS?
The track is an awesome build but it's a pain learning a narrow, walled track with Heavy Damage switched on!
Yes, I have seen the Honda Life Step Van with NOS in hope that would be first Kei Car to complete the rally.
Also, I never thought that the track suggested by Obelisk would be so narrow with Heavy Damage turned on. I did my lap and I had left front damage, which costed me a few seconds behind Terror Dog, you and Obelisk.
Standings are being sorted out. đź‘ŤAny update?
You're welcome.Thanks for dropping lowest
Oh okay that makes sense, can I do the race tomorrow?You're welcome.
However, because you had started to compete only from the Round 5, then your two lowest scores won't be dropped.
Well, the first corner is the hardest corner of this track, as it is an hairpin sharp left. You need to be carefull not to hit the wall.Just had a tremendous run of 8 laps on Chamonix Mini! 20 laps of testing flew by as my lap times were around 45 seconds.
The tight hairpin here was always a mystery to me. Finally, in my race, I realised you have to drive it as a long spiral starting at the previous left. That means setting up the line way back, at the corner even before that. And that means setting up at the corner before that! So the hairpin at the top of the map is set up by your line in the middle of the last turn at the bottom of the map.
Brake modulation is absolutely essential in my RS200 Group B at 500bhp 1010kg with no TCS or ABS! But it all finally clicked in this first timed run and I went half a second faster than my best of the previous 20 laps.
Very satisfying performance and a lovely combination. Lots of laps around a short track means you can learn it and optimise it to a decent level in about half an hour. Perfect for a casual mixed class series. đź‘Ť đź‘Ť
Oh wow thanks ! I like how you put the Joey Rumoro lolWell, the first corner is the hardest corner of this track, as it is an hairpin sharp left. You need to be carefull not to hit the wall.
To be honest in my opinion, you did very well on keeping the car under control while you had braked without ABS. Your prestation at this track was great in my opinion.
About the track, thanks! I just tried not to make the rally too long.
Regarding about the rally, the Joey Rumoro has just surprised us all on taking the chequered flag of Round 14 on the final day! @ss3 Congratulations, you won the Round 14!
Well, the Round 15 starts in two weeks, meaning: 14-20 November. The reason why that it won't start in next week is because there will be a Nurburgring 12 Hour during the weekend and I will need to practice for the Nurburgring 12 Hour race.Quattro S1 has alien grip. Even with 80kg more ballast, I am not surprised it was was ~2 second per minute faster than my RS200 on snow.
In the Art of Racing Grand Championship I did a gravel TT to the same spec in these cars. 5:57.5 for the RS200 and 4:48.9 for the Quattro S1. The traction and braking advantage would be magnified on snow, naturally.
Perhaps I could have changed my gravel tune for a more specific snow setup to gain a couple more seconds. But there was no way to win the B12 class against the Quattro using RS200 here, I think.
That's a great drive from Erhart to maximise the Quattro, just as I maximised the RS200.
The light snow looked great. I did not see any hot air balloons, though!
When is the next event @Harsk100 ? Are there any special weather or time conditions for those tracks?
Hello Obelisk, thanks for letting me know. đź‘ŤHi, Harsk. Ruwan1969 has decided to switch to the SX4 Pikes Peak base model.
Quattro S1 has alien grip. Even with 80kg more ballast, I am not surprised it was was ~2 second per minute faster than my RS200 on snow.
In the Art of Racing Grand Championship I did a gravel TT to the same spec in these cars. 5:57.5 for the RS200 and 5:48.9 for the Quattro S1. The traction and braking advantage would be magnified on snow, naturally.
Perhaps I could have changed my gravel tune for a more specific snow setup to gain a couple more seconds. But there was no way to win the B12 class against the Quattro using RS200 here, I think.
That's a great drive from Erhart to maximise the Quattro, just as I maximised the RS200.
The light snow looked great. I did not see any hot air balloons, though!
When is the next event @Harsk100 ? Are there any special weather or time conditions for those tracks?
Well, I heard that if the power is too high, the car will be very difficult to turn.My time was pretty slow, first time driving on snow with a wheel. And I did a lot of mistakes (e.g. hitting the inside of the harpin). 4WD is just too superior :/
See post #734, for the Round 14 Live Timming. đź‘ŤAre you going to post round 14's final results soon Harsky?
I'm confused I thought you said Joey Rumoro got first??See post #734, for the Round 14 Live Timming. đź‘Ť